Offered here for sale is a very good quality and decorative heavy solid oak armchair dating to the early to mid 19th century / William IV period. The moulded padded back has beautiful sinuous carving on the top and bottom back rails. The down swept arms end in scrolls that rest on vasiform supports. The sprung seat is raised on faceted front legs and simple block back legs all terminating in brass castors. The armchair is entirely traditionally re-upholstered from frame by The Sitting Place®. The armchair is then finished in lovely detailed Meadow Fruit fabric by GP&J Baker. The red and green hues of this quality linen fabric bring out the rich colour of the oak show wood. This armchair would add charm to both a traditional and country style décor in a living room setting or even a library/study room. Note that colours on screen may differ slightly from the actual colours.

Approximate dimensions (at widest point): H 107cm x W 60cm x D 56cm; Seat height 45cm

Condition: Lovely patina, cleaned and waxed, minor scuffs commensurate with past use and age, old repair to one of the arms, which is solid and only visible on close scrutiny and does not in any way affect the quality of this armchair.

Price: £690 (excluding delivery)

To purchase this item please contact us by e-mail (info@thesittingplace.co.uk) quoting reference TSP1047